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Flauta de pico soprano y una partitura de Schubert. Primera fotografía que saqué para probar la NIkon 3400 en condiciones de luz bastante pobres.
"If I didn't know your husband, and you didn't know my wife, we'd get along together—just like a drum and fife."
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Strobist info:
- Elinchrom Quadra with Rotalux 70cm deep octaa above camera.
- Elinchrom Quadra with standard reflector and red gel pointed at background.
- Bounce card from below camera
- Skyport HS Pro trigger.
Contact sheet, part 1—23 photos, mostly aerial views, mostly of Jonestown by FBI after November 18.
Photo taken after 18 November 1978 by FBI agents in Jonestown. Released under the Freedom of Information Act and available through the public domain. Please credit The Jonestown Institute.
A bed sheet being used as a temporary window drape. The dark lines were caused by Venetian blinds back lit by morning sun. My intent was to control the DoF.
The Oregon Hunter Magazine used this image inside of their July-August 2014 issue. The article is about "Oregon's 2014 Fall Big Game Preview: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly. The image covers pages16-17 with the article running to page 22. The buck was located in the Silvies River Drainage Area.
Part of a series of Brisbane sheet maps drawn by government lithographer A.R. McKellar and published by the Surveyor-General’s Office, Brisbane 1895. Comprised of 13 sheets, ‘McKellar’s Official Map of Brisbane and Suburbs’ was printed at the scale of six chains to an inch.
ODC-Focal Point
This little spider sat patiently on the leaf and let me take it's photo. I'm not 100% sure it's a Sheet Web Spider, it does look like one though.
Commissioned in March 1995 as part of a three-phase upgrade of existing facilities. By Sir Norman Foster and Partners, 1997. Upgrade completed in 30 months at a cost of £38 million. External appearance is said to derive from internal planning, which 'wraps' accommodation in a series of layers around the auditorium. Roof form consists of eight aluminium-clad shells. Accommodates 3,029 conference delegates on three tiered levels. Covered using 10,600 square metres of aluminium standing seam roofing sheets, laid to natural curve of 38 metres radius. The 0.9mm gauge sheets made from a stucco embossed and clad aluminium alloy. Uses KAL-ZIP aluminium roofing from Hoogovens, whereby sheets are installed using concealed fixing clips, then 'zipped' together by a seam-rolling machine.